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Momentum is building for self-service technologies in the real world. Consumers are adopting these self-service interactions
and interacting less with in-store customer services. Online it's a different story as online
shoppers want someone to talk to.
In
Future Now's 2007 Retail Customer Experience Survey, they recommend ...
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Today is day 1 of the Retail Week Conference 2008. I arrived in time for the breakfast briefing, sporting a Conchango t-shirt. My trim figure barely made a dent in the XL Conchango t-shirt leaving plenty of room for a couple of colleagues to squeeze
in. After a much-needed caffeine injection and over-indulgence in
fresh croissants I ...
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There is debate as to who coined the phrase buzzword bingo but Scott Adams undoubtedly
took the game global in 1994 when Dilbert
was given a buzzword bingo card on his way to a meeting with his boss. The same
year that this cartoon was created, the Internet population opened up beyond
researchers and academics as the Internet became available ...
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I walked in to an electrical store this weekend to purchase a Cambridge Audio
Azur Receiver but couldn’t find what I was looking for. There were no sales staff around whatsoever to
ask whether they had the item in stock, although a sign read ‘leave us a
message and we will try to get back to you within 48 hours’.
Sounds strange! ...
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Poor online
experiences impact conversion rates. The
conversion rate is a measure of the number of visitors who make a purchase
directly as a percentage of total visitors. Clients generally regard this as
the most important measurable metric so a common question I get asked is what are my top recommendations for
rejuvenating flagging ...
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The moment a
customer clicks ‘checkout’ the retailers #1 concern should be to get the
customer through the checkout process as quickly and efficiently as possible. Successful
checkout design maximizes purchase momentum thus reducing customer drop-out. Design
flaws create purchase friction which is akin to tying a ball n’ ...
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It’s been
several months since I ranted about Customer Service. Does my silence mean that I’ve seen
improvements in Customer Service levels?
Far from it – in fact I’ve experienced a masterclass in customer dis-service
but I’ll tell all in a future blog.
Customer
expectations for ...
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